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Default HAVE ONE REPORT SHEET WITH LINKS FROM VARIOUS SHEETS. ON COPYING THIS LINKED SHEET FOR EXPORTING IT TO THE OFFICE GET ERRORS IN CELLS. HOW TO RESOLVE THIS?

DEAR ALL
I have about 16 sheets of various calculations. In some sheets i have
links from the remaining sheets which sort of sums up my reports for
the day to the company. I did face lots of problems like, i cant copy
and paste becos cells are not identical or merged cells problems etc.
At present i have been selecting cells-copy-workbook add- paste.
After some learning through this forum, i put offset formulas so that
i dont need to write it in VB. Now the problem is when i see the sheet
which i export t has #value messages.
I will be proceeding on leave from this ship-- so pls help me quickly
in advising me how to
1. Best way to copy from a sheet which has links, merged cells to a
new sheet.
2. Is there a way to code it in VB, where once i select the cells, I
would like to copy values, formats everything except the links and
formulas.
Eagerly awaiting n pls help.

 
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